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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-06
CHOPPED UP With An AK.
The Mntilateds Portions Of Human
Body Discovered

BosroN, Janusry GA bundle of
bloody clothing was found yesterday in
Lexington, and caused muah sur
mise. To-day Farmer Brooks discov-
cred near the place the head cf q man,
which had been severed from 3he BODY,
and near it other portions OF the body
covered by snow. The head was gashed
and distorted by terrible wCand, and
it had evidently been chopped from the
body with a dull ak. About. a mile
from where the head and arm were
found investigators found, n q deep
guIch, a mutilateG'tI trunk. 1t Was naked
and deep cuts in the hip andileg in
dicatedlthe intention ofthe mu-ders5s of
severing the left leg as they had the
right, which had been rudely chopped
off at the thigh. The body is thought to
be that Of hard working man.
BosToN, January 5.-LateS- reports
from Lexington ere to the effect that
the murdered man has been. fully
identified as George A Goldman, the
missing Somervh.e amilkmanl but that
there is no clue whatever to tie peGpe
traitor OF the fiendish crime.
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THE HoOsAC TUNNEL SOLD.
The FitchbHrE Railway Company
Purchases the Hos.

Bos7oH, January 5.-The Governor
AMI Council to-day completed the-Jale
of the Hoosac Tunnel, with its accom-
panying forty-four miles of railroad, to
the Pftchburg Railroad Company. The
conditions are as follows: The State is
to receive from the Fitchbuzg company
S5,O0@0Oo in fifty-year bonds, paying in
terest at 3 per cent. for five years ;31f per
cent. for the next five, and per cent.
thereafter, and 5000 900 in. common
stock. The existing issue OF the pre-
ferred stock of the FitchDurg road is
$3.50 shares. Phis is to. be in
creased one-third and distributed
pro rata among the shareholders,
making a total Of 20, 448 shares. The
preferred stock is to receive q dividend
of per cent. and any surplus of the
earnings remaining: is TO. be divided
pro rata between the State on It's 81, 0OO,-
o99,common stock and the shareholders
OF the road on their $7-64S. 500 of pre-
ferred stock, or practically in the rates
81 Ave to seven.
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western Man in tha Smash.

TIFFIN, o., January 5.-Among the
passengers in the Inflated Baltimore &
Ohio train was John Teehill, an Irish
man, who resides at San Francisco and
has brother-in-law who owns a large
liquor store on Pacific Avenue of that
city. He was on his way home from a
visit to County Claire, Ireland. He was
wedged in the wreck, but succeeded in
releasing himself and fell head foremost
out of the window into a ditch. His
head and hands were terribly burned
and his collar bone broken, and bruised
all over. He was taken to Chicago
Junction, where he is now coughing,
while blood is flowing from his mouth,
and he is not expected to live.
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ABOUT THE WHITE HOUSE.
The Presidents Limp-Mr. Manning
Win Not be Appointed.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January g.
Among the petitions presented to Con-
gress to-day, were several protesting
against the adoption of the conference
report on the interstate comPerce
bill. ~ g.
The President held short public re-
ception in the east room this afternoon.
His right knee is still stiff and causes a
slight limp in his walk, but otherwise
his health is reported to be good.
The President has so far failed to
nominate Mr.. Manning as Minister to
Mexico and the impression is almost
general that this appointment will be
allowed to lapse. This belief is strength
aned by the fact that there is but one
more day in which nomination can be
made, and further by an unofficial
statement by the President that all re-
cess nominations have been sent in.
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After King Alcohol.

HARRISBURG, Pa, January 5.-To-
day in the Pennsylvania legislature,
resolutions were passed appointing
committees to prepare bill regulating
freight charges within this state, and
an amendment to the Constitution, to
be submitted to the vote of the people
of the State, providing that the manu-
fracture and sale of intoxicating liquors
as beverage in this State shall be for
ever prohibited, and providing also
that compensation be made for tn e
real estate used for the manufacture
and sale of liquors in such cases as its
value shall be diminished by the pass
age of the amendment. Both these
resolutions were submitted in accord
ance with the resolutions of the recent
Republican State convention.
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Declined With Thanks.

OTTAWA, Ont, January 5.-laquiry
was feing made at R:deau Hall to-day,
concerning the cable dispatch stating
that the Marquis of Lansdowne had
been offered a position in the British
ministry. twas learned SUCH a dis
patch had been received, and that His
Excellency had replied in effect that he
was not prepared at the present time to
abruptly reinquish his official duties as
.Governor-General of Canada, and that
he must therefore desine the proferaed
position.
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Wholesale Punishment for
Resisting Evictions.
WHITE HOUSE WHIsPBRINGS.
A Texas Quake-Rise in siIk-The
Cable POol-Covsred by Insur-
ance-Other Notes.
FOR RESISTING EVICTION.
Fifty-six Irishmen Fall Into the
Tolls.

DUBLIN, January 5.-Fifty-six men
arrested last evening at the time Father
Fahey was taken into custody for re-
sisting the collection of rent and eve
ton on the Clamicarde estates, at
Woodford, County Galway, were to-day
sentenced to IMPRISONMENT ranging
from twelve ito eighteen months. The
judge who delivered the sentences cen
sured the inspectors and police and the
local magistrates for allowing rioting,
and declared no Chief Secretary for
Ireland. no under secretary. and no In
spector-General could give an order to
prevent the police from assisting the
sheriff in making evictions or carrying
out the process of law for the collection
of rents due. 1t will be remem bered
that General Sir Kelvin Butler, who, at
the time of these riots was in special
military command of Ireland, had a
short time before caused it to be known
that he would not permit the military
to be used in eviction work without first
being convinced that their assistance
was absolutely necessary. This with
drew from the sheriffS the military,
upon which they previously always re-
lied, and with which they we're usually
accompanied in their undertakings, aud
landlords contend created a situation
encouraging lawlessness and rioting on
the part of defaulting tenants.
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THING. CUR :PRoD9 CTS.
New Markets for American. SEanufac-
turesMust BE- Sought.

WAsHING2eS, January 5.--The Presi-
dent to-day transmitted TO the House
Of Representative g. letter from the
Secretary q State enclosing o mass Of
statements, from the consular officers OF
customs Duties LeYied By foreign ma
tons upon the produce and manufac-
lures of the United States. in his letter
of transnittal, Secretary Bayard says,
the demand for new markets for Am
erican products has become almost in
perative, and these markets must be
sought among those nations which
from fiscal or protective necessity, from
need OF revenue, or the desire of fos-
tering manufacturing industries, have
imposed duties upon articles Of foraign
growth or production, which are cner-
oUs and oppressive, not only to the
Consumer, but TO the American. ex-
porter.
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BEFORE THE soLoNs.
The Bills Introduced in the United
States Senate Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, January 5.-Among the
bills introduced in the Senate to day,
were the following:
By Senator Dolph-To authorize the
Washington Improvement Company,
Washington Territory, to operate a
canal between Lakes Union and
Washington, and impose and collect
tolls for transfer over it, to have the
same rights over the canal when
finished, as between Lake Union and
Puget Sound, Washington Territory.
The United States shall have the right
to purchase the canal at any time, and
shall have the privilege OF free trans
portation over the same.
By Senator Sherman-To provide that
all persons on the pension rolls for
the loss of a limb or limbs, shall be
entitled to receive arrears of pension
from the date OF discharge or disability.
To fix amount of the United States
bonds to be
REQUIRED OF NATIONAL EANKs
1t limits to 5000 the amount of
United States bonds required to be de-
posted by national banks, with United
States Treasurers, proUided, however,
that the voluntary withdrawal OF bonds
for the retirement of national bank
notes, shall not exceed S., 10000 IN any
one month without the approval and
consent OF the Secretary of the Treas
ury; and prouided further, that the. act
shall not apply to the bonds required
by the existing law to be deposited for
the security OF public moneys IN ma
tiCnaI banks.
Section provides that on the sur
render BY a national bank OF any
sum of its cireu ating notes by
the.reQuirr d deposit OF lawful money
with the United States Treasurer for
their redemption, the entire liability OF
the bank for its surrendered notes shall
utterly cease, and they shall be re,
deemed by the treasurer and destroyed
as now proposed by law. 1t further
provides that the act shall be construed
TO determine the liability Of national
banks which have heretofore surren-
dered any or all of their circulating
notes. The money deposited By Ma
tional banks for the redemption OF Its
circulation shall be covered into the
| treasury.
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BIRTHS n Bits.

LONDON, January 5.-Lord Salisbury
is urgently pressing the Marquis OF
Lansdowne to accept an Office in the
Cabinet. 1t is now reported that Lord
Lansdowne is not willing to surrender
his emoluments in Canada, especially as
the revenues from his estates are de-
creasing. 1t is now stated that Lord
Salisbury has not communicated with
the Marquis of uansdowne. Other
peers. besides Lord Northbrooke, are
reluctant to enter the Cabinet. Goschen
will probably remain alone.
Lord Northcote has decided not to ac-
cept position in the cabinet. He has
written Goschen regretting his inability
to join the ministry, in view of the Con-
servatiVe discomfort and the doubtful
nature of the agreement with Lord
Salisbury.
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1t MAY B So.

SARATOGA, January Sit is thought
that the man named Billiard, who was
pinioned and burned under the beam at
the wreck at Tifin yesterday, and who
was reported as belonging in New York
State, may have been General 2. F.:
Billiard, of Saratoga: Inquiries at his
General BuIlard started two weeks ago
for New Mexico. and his family, had re
ceived word of his arrival, but his desti-
nation, after leaving New Mexico, Is not
known. General Billiard was about 20
years old, and 5feet 10 inches in length.
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Shaking Up the Texans.

GALVESTON, January 5.-A special to
the Nea0S from Paige, Texas, says that
slight shock of earthquake occurred
there at IL o clock this morning, lasting
two or three seconds. No serious dam
age was done. A wooden cistern,
which had been lowered into an excava-
ton, sank four inches lower. The COL
ored servants at Wilson Hotel were
greatly alarmed, The shock was felt
for miles around, and apparently
passed from north to south. A few
people claim to have heard rumbling
noise. The town of Paige is situated on
the Houston & Texas Central Railroad,
fifty miles east of Austin.
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Nothing Known of 1t Here.

New YORK, January 5.-For several
days there has been a rumor that the
French Cable Company was about to
withdraw from the cable pool. To- day,
the Egening Post published a telegram
from Halifax, saying that Frank Fisher,
vice Consul at Sydney. Cape Breton,
and Superintendent of the French
withdrawal from the pool. Inquiries at
were met by the response that any such
movement must originate on the other
side of the Atlantic, and nothing was
known in regard to it here.
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ROUSE.

The House went into committee of
me n, whole on The Indian APPROPRIATION
OIL. The oil gave rise to no opposition
n many, any OF its features and the committee
ssasins arisen, it was passed without
$ Il5UUO 4' II apPros'rlaues
~, The military academy appropriation
o1. was then taken Up and passsd with
q" a quarter of an hour,
M, M. Morrow California;. preseute q
fSs.-lon OF James A. Carried POST "a.
~ 2Trt2ent OF California, in favor of
OIL, Referred. "h'' po'' p a.
rho 80 larS speaker laid before the House
-0--'"ing communication:
WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. s1st, 1856.
Rs-- hereby respectfully resign nv Office as
non ~ awe 4,.e IN the Forty-nirth Congress
No--b 80 ~ fllIh CONGRESSIONAL District Of
ma u lake effect f.om date.
respectfully yours,
JANIS W. REID.
an .ne communication was laid on the
- 1' motion Of Herbert (Alabama).
~ ~ no mouse. by vote OF yeas 112, NAYS
"eL' INTO committee of the whole,
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ADVANCE OF TEN PER CENT.
Sewing Silk and Machine Twist Take
an Upward Jump.

NEW YORK, January ga meeting of
the Sewing Silk and Machine Twist
Trade was held here to-day and in view
of the fact that raw silk had recently
advanced 81 per pound with the proba-
bilities in favor of the advance remain
ing permanent, it was resolved to ad-
vance the price of manufactured goods
10 per cent. to take effect February LIST.
The Sewing Silk and Twist Trade has
in all a capital invested in manufac-
lures of S30.0O0,000 It's annual pro.
duct of 1886 is put at $50, 600, 600 and all
concerns together employ some so 900
operatives. The whole silk trade in all
branches will be.:etfected by the action
taken to-day. +H
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Snow in Alabama-Thumped by the
Mayor.

MoSTGoMERY, Ala, January 5.-Snsw
fell here after midnight to depth of
three inches. This is the second Stow
this winter, something almost ankn@Hn
before.
Col. ]. B. Cheves, temperance lee.
turer from Kentucky, has instituted a
suit in the United States circuit ceurt
$4,000 damages for injuries received to
his person. Mayor Percy recently as
saulted and beat Cheyes at the G7een-
vile depot for an alleged SANDER con
corning hin made by Cheves in
speeches during the prohibition. canvass
n GreenRille.
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Covered by Insurance.

DENVER, Col, January 5.-West Col
orado Springs special to the Republican:
Word reached the city this morning
that the works and hosting apparatus
of the Franceviue coal mines were de-
stroyed by fire last night. The origin
of the conhagration is not definitely
known, but it is supposed the wood
work caught from sparks from the coal
pit. The loss is between $4,000 and
$40, 900, covered by insurance.
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an Medical Authorities

agree that cstarrh Is no more r3f less
than 81 Inflammation of the, Inning
membrane OF the nasal ar passages.
Nasal caterFh and all catarrhal affec-
tons OF the head are not diseases of
the blood, and it is a serious mistake to
treat them Is such. No conscientious
physician ever attempts to do so.
It Is held by eminent medical men
that sooner or later specific viii be
found Tor every disease from which
humanity suffers. The fac:s justify US
IN assuming that for cata-7h at least g
positive care already exists in Ely's
Cream Balm.
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The Bull Batter Factories Go Up.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, January 5.-The but
terine factories of Robinson & Co. in
this city, and OF the Pittsburg Melting
Company at Allegheny. have closed
down to-day on account Of the State law
prohibiting tAe manufacture and sale of
oleomargarine, being declared constr
tutional. Over 100 persons are throwa.
out of employment.
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Nearing the End

New YORK, February 5.-As II
o'clock to night the family OF John
Roach issued this bulletin TO the
Associated Press: M. Roach is
gradually growing weaker, though the
change has been very slight to-day. No
sudden change is anticipated or proba-
BILE tonight
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Another OF Them Dead.

SAN ANTONIO, January o. Victor
Tarde, of Medina County, died yester-
day. aged 95 years. He was one OF the
famous Old Gaard Of Napoleon 1, and
served under that general in several en-
gagements, including the battle Of
Waterloo.
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Want the Tax Abolish sd.

New YORK, January 5.-A conference
of manufacturers and dealersin tobacco
was held heze to-day, and it was de-
cided to send a committee 10 Washing
ton to advocate revision OF the revenue
laws. especially the abolition Of the tax
on tobacco,
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Rnok1en,s Arniea salve.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
ChilbIains, Corns, and all skin erup
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. Its guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price twenty-five cents per box.
For sale BY z. g. ii. !.
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class Manufacturers Organize.

P1rrsBURG, January 5.-SeVenty sEe
glass manufacturers, representing all
sections OF the country, met in this city
today and formed an American Asso
citation of Flint and Lime Glass MGEu-
fsCturers. There was no discussion
upon the price of wages.
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Patti Peltsd with .Posies.

CITY OF MEXICO, January 5.-Ma-
dame Patti made her appearance last
night at the National Thsater and was
received with great enthusiasm, being
called five times after one song, and
showehed with roses.
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Ths Rahiez CRY for II

And the old folks isugh when they find
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy. Syrup Of Figs, IS more easily
taken and moIe beneficial in its action
than bitter. nauseOus medicines. It
strengthens the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ach. and Bowels, while i sF0uses them
20 q aesI-.y activity, Fq- SAFE BY 4. q,
SInitia xcGos
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A Prtncely Present

COLUMBUS, January 5,-W. G. Deshles.
banker and millionaire, to-day gave to
the Columbus Female benevolent So
ciety 100000 to be invested and con-
trolied by an advisory board OF gentle
men for ths use OF the society.
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Mr.. Springer (Illinoisl in the chair, on
the bill for the consolidation of certain
bureaus of the Navy Department.
The remainder of the afternoon was
consumed in the reading of the ma
iorlty and minority reports, and with
ont action the committee rose and the
House adjourned.
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sHILoH's YITALJZER is what you
need for. Constipation. Loss of Appetite,
Dizziness, and all symptoms of Dyspep
STA. Price 10 and 80 cents per bottle.
Sold by 4. c. Smith & Co., druggists,
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CATARRH CUFED, health and
sweet breath sec;:'ed, By Shiloh s
Catarrh Remedy, lrice 80 cents. Nasal
Injector free. SID rs A. c, Smith 4
Co. druggists.
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A Brummagem Bruiser Comsag.

LONDON, January 5.AJim Carney.
the prize fighter, was banquested at
Birmingham tonight, and will depart
for AmeSca on the -14th, TO light for
the championship OF the world,
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ssRoueh on Catarrh''

Corrects offensive doors at once. Com
pIete cure OF worst chronic cases: also
unedualled as gsrgle for diphtheria, sore
throat. foul breath. SOC.
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GROUP, wHOQPING COUGH and
bronchitis Immediately relieved by
ShiIoh's Cure. Sold By A. G. Smith &
Co., druggists
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Trough on Rats -

Clears out rats mice, reaches, flies
ants, bedbugs, beetles, insects, skunks
Jack rabbits, spsrrows, gophers. 15c
At druggists.
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"Roueh on Itch. ~

Rough on Itch" cures skin humors,
eTupuons. ring worm, letter. salt rheum'
frosted feet chiiblains. itch, ivy poison,
BARRIERS itch. SOC. lars.
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Hedbes & Fernstrom.

We are making up fashionable suits
a. prices which defy competition. Cab
and see our new line ofimported clothes.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be
so quickly cured by Sh20h's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold By A. c. Smith &
Co. s6rugZists.
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/ SHILOH'S COUGH and Consrmp-
ton Cure is. sod by rs on q g1sTan tee.
lit cures Consumptio1. Sold by A. G.
Smith & Co. !hCpg gistS. j g.
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ssRnnnh ON Corns.,,

Rough on Corns."
Ask fer Wells Rough on Corns. "
Quick relief, complete cure Corns,
warts, bunions. 15c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-28
Something About Soldiers.

BY direction of the secretary of war
the operation of so much of special
orders No. 50, current series, from the
adjutant generals office, as relates to
Col. Andrew X. Smith and Maj. G. H.
Alden, of the medical department., is
suspended until Sept. so, and the leave
Of absence heretofore granted DR.. Alden
is extended to include Sept. 90.
The war department has directed the
commanding general division of the
Atlantic to grant a furlOugh for four
months to COmmissary Sergeant John
Ryan, now on duty at Fort Adams, r. 1.
Post Quartermaster Sergeant Charles
Clark is ordered relieved at Fort Hua-
chuca, Ariz., and will take station at
Fort Riley. Kan.
Inspector Gen. Edwin c. Mason,
of the department of Dakota, is in re-
ceipt of very graceful and fiattering
letter from Company ID, First regiment,
NJ. n. g., expressive of the cOmpany'S
recognition and appreciation of the gem
erals aid and services in securing to
them that high degree of proficiency in
the art military which they recently
demonstrated at Washington, and ten
dering to the general honorary MEM
berShip in the company. Gen. Mason
has replied, accepting the compliment
of honorary membership; congratulates
the company on their marked energy,
intelligence and subordination, the last
being the cornerstone of the military
system, and without which soldiers can
not be made; assures the company of
his faith in their high sense of personal
honor, which will be an effectual bar
rier when tempted to courses tending to
bring diScredit ON them, and closes with
an admonitien to the company to pre-
serve the high place they have won in
the esteem of their fellow citizens.